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Archive for June, 2007
Another Distraction
Posted in carbon capture & storage on 29 June 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Betting on US Carbon Markets
Posted in carbon markets on 28 June 2007 | Leave a Comment »
In a recent entry about the EU market, I questioned how long it would take the US to catch up. An article at Bloomberg.com today reports that the high rollers are all wagering that the US market will bloom like a mushroom after a spring rain. The more risk averse are banking on change as [...]
Beat at Our Own Trading Game
Posted in carbon markets, law on 27 June 2007 | Leave a Comment »
The Environmental Law Prof pointed out several months ago that we should base regulations to limit CO2 emissions on the Montreal Protocol. She correctly called the Montreal Protocol an “effective regulatory approach” because it combines a stringent phased-in ban with trading during the phase down. She appeared to be a bit less optimistic about [...]
Pictures for Teachers
Posted in random bits on 27 June 2007 | Leave a Comment »
No lawsuits please. These images are being used to educate educators. Anyway, the this post will self destruct soon. carbon-capture-storage.ppt
Lawyers Do Their Part to Mitigate CO2 Emissions
Posted in law, random bits on 25 June 2007 | 1 Comment »
Disclaimer: The author writes this from the periphery of the inner circle. Humor is a way of having fun while making fun of. In this case, I’m taking sides (the side of the party that pays), yet I am the bearer and the brunt of this hilarity. But before becoming upset, realize that I am [...]
